First thing is to make sure that the American consumers are treated fairly at the gas pump.

And the prices that people are paying at the gas pumps reflect our addiction to oil.

So by deferring deposits until the fall, we'll leave a little more oil on the market. Every little bit helps.

The first thing to make sure that the American consumers are treated fairly at the gas pump.

Taxpayers don't need to be paying for certain of these expenses on behalf of the energy companies.

Ethanol is good for the whole country.

Doesn't it make sense to have a rational temporary-worker plan that says you don't need to sneak across the border?

And I assure the enemy this. We will stay on the offense. We will not waver. We will not tire. We will bring you to justice, for the sake of peace and humanity.

I know gas prices are high. You know, there's no magic wand to wave. We'll make sure that the energy companies are pricing their product fairly.

America is addicted to oil, which is often imported from unstable parts of the world.

The world's second largest emitter of greenhouse gases is China, yet China was entirely exempted from the requirements of the Kyoto protocol.

It would have cost our economy up to $400 billion and we would have lost 4.9 million jobs.